Mind if I Horn In?

This curious newborn rhino made a much heralded entrance into the world on Dec. 24. MSU vets and students joined Potter Park Zoo staff in following his mother’s 15-month pregnancy.

Nascar Driver in Safe 'HANS'

Ryan Newman’s car was traveling at 200 mph, when it was clipped, ?ipped, went airborne, landed on its roof and burst into ?ames.

Helping Ellie Feel Her Way through Art Class

Student Ellie Morgan is blind. But she didn’t let that stop her from taking a fall art class.

Protecting the Future

MSU takes novel approach to help safeguard threatened and endangered animals.

On the Right Track

When the first hydrogen-powered train pulls away from its San Bernardino County California station in 2024, Spartans will have helped bring it to fruition.

MSU Center for Survivors Expands

The Center for Survivors added a 24-hour-a-day medical care for sexual assault survivors.

New Exhibit Explores Human-Animal Connections

A new exhibit at the MSU Libraries gathers historic books from the veterinary medicine collections to examine the special bond between humans and animals.

Mel Tucker Named New Head Football Coach

Mel Tucker—a 23-year coaching veteran with college and NFL chops—is the Spartan football team’s new coach. He was introduced to the Spartan community Feb. 12.

Armed with Knowledge

Professor Galit Pelled is investigating how injuries alter brain function—and is striving to discover new ways to aid those recovering from traumatic head traumatic head injuries.

Indigenous Law and Policy Center Honored for Advocacy

There are more than 570 recognized Native American tribes in the United States. Today, tribal court systems are handling an ever-growing caseload.